New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
(FoR SUNDAY AND GOOD ORDER.
MAYOR ROWLAND, OF TORONTO, SPEAKS.

HK ADVISES NETWORK TO FOLLOW HIS CIrY's EN-
AMPL.-AN ADDRESS BY TIE REV. JOSEPH
COOK.
The meeting held at Stenway Hall az. evening IN
favor OF the Sabbath and Temperance" brought to-
Eether such audience might he expected
BILE for suoh IL gathering represent tive
OF the sober Intelligent and temp rate classes 1t
an asscInblage largely composcdof church going people
1T appreciative gu licnce thoroughly and earn
estly in accord with the objects Of tic meeting
Nearly every seat filed. Among those on the
Platform and in the audience besides officers the
meeting. mlny OF whose names are given below were
the Rev. Halscy Moore Archdeacon Alexan cr Mack ~
Smith. Charles W. Jcssup, Major Douglass walwor,h
W. W. Rice. OF Utica j. L iwari simmons an James
Talbot Behind the platform in large letters was tins
handwriting GU the wall:
Except the Lord keep the city the watchman wakeh
but in vain"
the meeting was called to order by Logan Q. Murray
at whose motion Elliot +. Shepard called upon to
preside and taking the chair briefly expressed his
thanks. Archtieacon MicHay-Smith offered prayer.
ono SING THE OFFICERS.
Then officers were elected by acca nation motion
OF OK Judge Hooper c. Van Worst. among them being
following:
v,ce.rrcsidents-Lcgan C. Murray. the Rev DR. r. Mac
Morris X JesIp, the Dr William +, MORAN lev
R s Rev hn: + H1 re- 1 s Rev % aw
a sns ard e. SSf Gor menus S"se w The
lev Dr ETssus %"i,s m Rev pr loan ,l .s hSy.
CHARTS H. Parkhuri Jonn D. Koc keIellor The lev Dr.
DR. T. As%sT the Kew Dr. Wi IAN oroo% th M'S Kew
Rs 1% T ts sSss he s DE- kdm
b. Coe tic Rev Dr.. ". :. kainsIori. the Rev Dr The
% & wendell me- lev MS%@ c4 ~s"R 's Key
s9o"s w% VICE. IS"
NE Rev. DR. j. Bao.sy General tln on I'm Fi.k Bow
Colgate the Rev Dr. 3 H. Virgin and tho hev Dr. De
So retares-wil Irwin John NJ Knox. the Rev. will.
isr Levy B. cr.n. Frank Moss the Rev H. s Jenany"n
and the kcv. Charles F. Gutter.
The chairman IN opening the meeting traced the
divinity OF the Sabbath in its origin in the Creators
the seventh day and its pcrpetnsion by Hin IN His
law given to the Hebrews He spoke of the -cessty Of
legislation and showing the lawvers by this meetin
and others that those who attack the sabbath do
represent tue sentiment OF this cy He advised
his bearers inquire about the candidates reported to
have given pledges to rumseers at :hc last election
that the article in the state Constitution rendering such
ineligible for candidacy again mgh be brou sht 10 bear
them. He said that the Tenth Commandment forbid
ding covetousness broken In breaking IN the
Fourth; and in conc usl0u graphically pci,roj New
York as a sabbath breaking city.
SOME THINGS SAID BY MAYOR ROWLAND
Ia Introducing Mayor william H. Howlanl of
Toronto. the chairman called him the municipal Phtas
who. like the ancient Greek artist made h work per
feet all around and told how TORONTO had prospered
under him IL keeping the Sabbath and excluding the
rumsellers. Mayor Rowland recei, ei with great
applause. lie began by good-naturedy explaining tiat
he did no; bearing any we are more noy than
wanted show what Toronto had done or itself
indication of what New-York ight do for ITSELF lie
said he loved great cities aud clay WAS rcSponsI
bic for the welfare OF stale. llo III uge' III some
ridicule 1T the expense OF poll ca municipal govern;
ment, describing how OF each parry balanced
questions aud tried to work for their own hrnct and
can municipal politics lie pointed out now tho BATHS
OF temperance against liquor was beghn ana how most
remedial measures, anu coming to AuI"rica gave
instances Of cities where the necessity for Such measures
The saloons" sad me- are popular educators.
areithey teaching the people g. The cry that tue relg
element obstacle To such reform he pronounced
that the respectable foreign clemens were nv"rib, in
favor the good and the rght As 10 moral suasion. he
take the shape of law social tyranieswlll do So
When he to tell of how the Canadlans deal Win the
liquor traffic he cheered long Dnd loud sad lie;
We have TAKEN from the municp 'lites power TO ne
licenses altogether rho Government "s tna po"sr ana
issue licenses enforce the law. The law PROVIDES hat
SpeS ssa %%'i ,i O'clock Q" oSsy
9Oe . 1 'ns no avp t0PSi 'I the hold p
s G s H f r Fa9 the
Of quickly they can 40 ,na they can
our chso option ha. Tss1 car5,s in
Is that between the license law aud tho local "pI,o no.
half gallons head compared with thirteen gallons per
headiu the United st's.
Going speak of how the laws were carried out y.
Toronto lie men Toned that in his administration 100
licenses had been cut off, ana that the rs ,s. her
believed In the equitable administration OF the law ana
H. ssss al sRas H .S
practically to "bsycott" Though he did not use To t
lie Oissed by telling of the Struggles and triamphs
Srm ms crsisn n..oonproms policy in Toronto, and
uIged New-York 10 60 aud do likewise
LOUD CALLS FOX JOSEPH COOK.
The Rev. Joseph Cook was the mkt speaker The
the organist to play but the audience
would not have 1t. shouting. CooEi Co-kl" MI Cook
slowly advanced front OF the platform and said:
.Let u. thank God that there oity in America
which has quit fooling with fools" He then compl-
mented Mayor Hswland Oh his merited success. and
added: "when Mayor Howlsnd Came victorious
cut OF his campaign to shaftesbury
that here nr .n soil Within tho
influence which makes some Ame leans onsn wnen tnsy
abroad We slug the DeIosgy in honor Of eur guest
The audience aro.r. the chsirna. called "old Hun.
bred the organis and tine DoIolesy Was sung VIII
heartness ami vig"r Tnea Mr. Csok took up ,hs nrraa
said:
You can fool some Of people OF tho time Yon can
ali the u%s but s you 1sr chief. IF. IN IN
the I psSes e sf ' a1s s
reform Is po and .t,Sn 10 TIE
s:ns,y ask yrS 20 ssEo traaD e pol
IT,, y0sr ON dpy i, kn.s. T.. '' 9ns
any party that the whsKsy riag tChesr'
The RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
the Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts presented the following
resolutions. which were adopted without discussion OF
dissent:
esored That heartily thank the orators OF We
thelr earnest adtre-srs
alteration OF our fellow citiz-hs
Eesoiped That ansconsteIy aud serousI 70 omnoua
ar fellow citizens the Sa ath 70 keep u
hoy Comsndnrnt IS HE III 81 one "'th Dess
nr and ia actually IN this city anu no msn nor
numher by breaking IAN tet amenn OF ,eponi
R,soined That the absolute ooshg VI rum Hn
hser s.oon. from O'clock saturday evening IN ocIsck
Monday morning AK our elbow
not In their looms not u invest thet
money either manuia turing drinks 10 oe So'd
in thea d. patrpnize them
Resoued That ask feow;ci,izens to s
the lion tho selling and the q Adne oi
sa1Osth and To AM In haVnx .o c
ndcgtr shops connect olt Anu
other close that eAooP
tIop IN he tier 6ibg pbysicia's pescrip IONS
RssoLp,d That ar grateful that the fHth hNo,uo
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